One of these works depicts an animal in front of a large book with the letter "A" written on it, while another depicts two nude figures on a broomstick. Another work from this series shows a woman and her two children in the corner of a dark room, in front of a large figure covered in a large sheet, and one other shows a woman raising her skirt to expose her leg. In addition to "Might Not the Pupil Know More", "Pretty Tea
One of these works depicts an animal in front of a large book with the letter "A" written on it, while another depicts two nude figures on a broomstick. Another work from this series shows a woman and her two children in the corner of a dark room, in front of a large figure covered in a large sheet, and one other shows a woman raising her skirt to expose her leg. In addition to "Might Not the Pupil Know More", "Pretty Teacher", "Here Comes the Boogeyman", and "It is Nicely Stretched", others show (*) hobgoblins and donkeys, and images of different animals' heads have been switched with each other in "Look How Solemn They Are!" A sleeping man is harassed by a bunch of owls in "The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters", in, for 10 points, what series of 80 etchings by Francisco Goya?
One of these works depicts an animal in front of a large book with the letter "A" written on it, while another depicts two nude figures on a broomstick.
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